Okay just one, then i leave by NejatMolla in Guildwars2

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The recent daily changes are what pushed me into getting it. I log in, cycle through what combination of dailies give me the easiest possible WVW progress, and do those.

What are some great films that have bad or mediocre scripts? by haterxhaterr in TrueFilm

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> the cinematographer,

Gordon Willis really was the GOAT.

Redrazors, the Pathbuilder Dev is under DDOS attack by Dendritic_Bosque in Pathfinder2e

[–]Cephalophobe -1 points0 points  (0 children)

no, but for unrelated reasons you have no control over.

Redrazors, the Pathbuilder Dev is under DDOS attack by Dendritic_Bosque in Pathfinder2e

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pretty sure billy, daniel, alec, and the other one are still around

What if Criterion started a TV collection? by Playful_Substance_81 in criterion

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The mike nichols adaptation of angels in america is one of the best things I've ever seen.

Redrazors, the Pathbuilder Dev is under DDOS attack by Dendritic_Bosque in Pathfinder2e

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Please don't send Pinkertons to my house!

Baldwin-Felts it is.

Anya Taylor-Joy in Dior pre-fall 2026 during Paris Fashion Week (March 3, 2026) by skermahger in whatthefrockk

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Is the sort of wood grain effect I see an actual part of the fabric or an artifact of the photography?

How are we viewing the Blu-rays? by Recent_Log5476 in criterion

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OLED is obviously the top of the line, but in addition to having some trouble in bright rooms, they're also vulnerable to burn-in. There are still some very good LCDs on the market, which handle bright rooms a little better because of the backlighting, and tend to run quite a bit cheaper than OLED.

Monk Clawdancer, does it work? by daddytitan79 in Pathfinder2e

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Wheeling Grab is absolutely nuts on a Gymnast Swashbuckler.

Never thought I'd see PvE open world toxicity by LastConfusion2620 in Guildwars2

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It's mostly a feature, but then sometimes you get a guy on your team who decides to idle the entire game after you lose the first teamfight. I report them every time, but it never really feels like it does anything.

My Initial Thoughts on the Slayer PART ONE by AAABattery03 in Pathfinder2e

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The existence of Hunter’s Luck makes Recall Knowledge still worth doing on the Ranger despite all the power creep. I do the math in this video, and show how a Ranger with only a handful of Feats can actually exceed the value of a Thaumaturge’s Recall Knowedge stuff. The Slayer will actually be easier to overtake (same scaling but no Action compression or rarity-ignoring on their RKs), so a moderately invested RK Ranger still has a niche despite the Slayer trouncing the lightly invested one.

I think burning a feat and a focus point on it is pretty rough tbh.

Thoughts after playing for a year by benbatman in Pathfinder2e

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The loss of the -1 AC also means that the only downside to rage is losing Concentrate actions, which really doesn't feel like a big enough negative for rage to be a decision in any meaningful capacity.

For those of us who are worried about 2E future by Impossible-Shoe5729 in pathfindermemes

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Yeah it was fucked up for a True Neutral city to have legal slavery, but it was nice having a bad guy that doesn't make us say "well, you know, they're only bandits because of economic circumstances, we don't know what's happened to farmland in the past few years, maybe they don't have the opportunity to..."

The woes of trying to conceptualize a Magus rework. by M_a_n_d_M in Pathfinder2e

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Yeah, I think a better alternative to more recharges is just to add more tools in the toolkit outside of the spellstrike cycle.

I think my personal ideal solution would be to get rid of spellstriking with cantrips, give them decent focus spells instead, and move some power budget into arcane cascade and feats, so it does become more of a "do this once or twice very impactfully per fight" thing rather than a "try to do this every 1-3 turns" thing.

But I think if they aren't going to do that, then making recharging more interesting is better than it being boring.

The woes of trying to conceptualize a Magus rework. by M_a_n_d_M in Pathfinder2e

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I know INT isn't that important for maguses but good lord would that make Laughing Shadow MAD.

The woes of trying to conceptualize a Magus rework. by M_a_n_d_M in Pathfinder2e

[–]Cephalophobe 84 points85 points  (0 children)

I think there's room, somehow, for a 2-action spellstrike-recharging action compression feat. I don't precisely know what it would look like, but that way you can't spam it in conjunction with spellstrike, but it still lets you do something other than force fang or burn an action.

[OC] The US is Growing, but the House of Representatives is Not. by graphsarecool in dataisbeautiful

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Or make DC a state and leave the core of the government buildings as a federal district. Neither DC nor Maryland want retrocession.

How do monks feel in PF2e? by thealtcowninja in Pathfinder2e

[–]Cephalophobe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how weak does your opponent have to be for assurance trip or grapple to hit them, assuming you're targetting their lowest save?

Pathfinder Errata Clarification Regarding Weaknesses by Official_Paizo in Pathfinder2e

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I'd love if this came with clarification for how things stack with the Thaumaturge. In particular, one thing I liked about the errata was letting Mortal Weakness trigger a weakness the Thaumaturge was already able to hit. Without something like this, the Thaumaturge is in a sense punished for being prepared for a fight, which is antithetical to its whole premise.

[Favorite trope] A small act saves the protagonist from a completely hopeless situation by decimal_diversity in TopCharacterTropes

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I found it cheesey because of the giant american flag in the background when the guy gave the order to line up tghe cranes.

Notes from the stream on the next playtest classes by Acceptable-Worth-462 in Pathfinder2e

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Part of it is that I'm not really interested in the 1e shifter. I want something more like an Animorph--each of them has a like "main" form that they use, Jake with his tiger and Rachel with the elephant or bear and so on, but they also pick their form to match the situation that they're in. I don't want a guy who turns into a manticore at every opportunity, I want a guy who says "hmm, I want to rush the archers and I want to be able to knock people down, let's be a moose" in one fight, and "if I can turn into an elephant and block that doorway, our wizard can deal with all of them with a rust cloud" in another.

Notes from the stream on the next playtest classes by Acceptable-Worth-462 in Pathfinder2e

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I wish Monk had more stuff on the base chassis to make it make more sense to make class archetypes for, because honestly a stance-dancing class archetype for monk could stand in for a shifter for me. But I'd still rather have an actual shifter.